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What's Happening to Russian Grain Exports Amid Sanctions?
What's Happening to Russian Grain Exports Amid Sanctions?
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Over the past year and a half, the US and its allies have imposed nearly 15,000 sanctions on Russia. These restrictions are intended to restrict Russian... 09.09.2023, Sputnik Africa
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Despite Western sanctions, Russian grain exports have been growing. Over the year, Russia has increased the amount of grain supplied to other countries, reaching the 60 mln tons point, according to the data published by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture.While the West goes insane declaring a global food crisis while simultaneously imposing unlawful sanctions on one of the main global food exporters, Russia has been enhancing bilateral ties with nations across the globe, developing new trade routes, and working for mutual benefit.Following the global decline in production over the COVID-19 period, Russia has successfully recovered and is now setting new records in food production.Check out Sputnik's infographic to learn more about the largest grain exporter in the world:
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What's Happening to Russian Grain Exports Amid Sanctions?
18:08 09.09.2023 (Updated: 18:11 09.09.2023) Over the past year and a half, the US and its allies have imposed nearly 15,000 sanctions on Russia. These restrictions are intended to restrict Russian energy, food, and fertilizer exports, as well as imports of high-tech products and various finished goods. Moscow has shifted its trade focus to countries in the Global South.
Despite Western sanctions, Russian grain exports have been growing. Over the year, Russia has increased the amount of grain supplied to other countries, reaching the 60 mln tons point, according to the data published by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture.
While the West goes insane declaring a global food crisis while simultaneously imposing unlawful sanctions on one of the main global food exporters,
Russia has been enhancing bilateral ties with nations across the globe, developing new trade routes, and working for mutual benefit.
Following the global decline in production over the COVID-19 period, Russia has successfully recovered and is now setting new records in
food production.
Check out Sputnik's infographic to learn more about the largest grain exporter in the world:
